Seems like you've got some insightful questions about the housing market in Westerville.

People seem to forget that rent is pure negative cash flow.

One can easily see there's more risk to the LL than the arbitrager would like to admit.It does seem to be working for you, but you also started right at the STR boom, kinda like someone buying a stock a tech stock in late 90's/early 2k's and telling everyone how easy it is.

I am newer to mobile home park investing and I just put one under contract because I was thinking about purchasing it but the more I do research, it seems like a bad idea.

This area is one that a lot of investors seem to avoid. 

I wish you all the luck with (and selfishly for further updates on) this particular saga.Community members, if I may make a humble request: I am looking for tax sale information for Williamson County and can't seem to find anything past 2014.

Looks like you've hit a hiccup with your lease agreement and a tenant who's found a loophole.The key is that technicalities matter, and while the phrase "paid before move-in" seems straightforward, it can be interpreted differently.

There are lots of SFH and MF units coming on sale but they don't seem to have a positive cashflow.

It seems like this scenario is somewhat complicated but the property is also not high enough value to warrant a full-up normal cost seg.

Through my research, it seems that most other PM companies do self-showings.